GVEA is launching a Facebook Holiday Light Contest and we want to see your lights. Let’s be honest, this time of year we all need a little more light in our lives! Share a photo and you may win a credit on your electric bill. Submit one photo to pr@gvea.com or by...
On November 16, the governor’s bill protecting Alaskans who have been financially impacted by COVID-19 expired and GVEA resumed normal fees and disconnection procedures for members in past due/delinquent status. At this time, GVEA members struggling to keep up with...
The number of GVEA bill payment kiosks recently doubled. There are now four kiosks available to provide our members with a fast, safe and convenient way to pay electric bills. Here are the details: Delta Junction - next to the front door of our office Accessible 24...
GVEA’s offices will close early on Thursday, July 19, 2018, for administrative purposes. Here’s the office closure schedule: Delta Junction Office: closes at 12:30pm Nenana Office: closes at 1:30pm Fairbanks Office: closes at 3:00pm GVEA provides access to your...
GVEA’s Member Service Lobbies will close early on Friday, March 30, 2018, for administrative purposes. Here’s the office closure schedule: Delta Junction Office: closes at 1pm Nenana Office: closes at 2:30pm Fairbanks Office: closes at 3:30pm We apologize for any...
GVEA's offices will close early on Thursday, June 22, 2017, for administrative purposes. Here's the office closure schedule: Delta Junction Office: closes at noon Nenana Office: closes at 1:30pm Fairbanks Office: closes at 3:00pm GVEA provides access to your...
Here are some things to keep in mind when the power goes out: Food For prolonged outages, pack food in a cooler. Make sure the temperature stays below 40°F. Food above this temperature should not be eaten. Find a cool place to put your cooler, like near your garage...
Effective September 1, the Fuel & Purchased Power Charge* will increase from $0.08774 to $0.10576. This charge covers the costs of fuel to operate our local power plants as well as the cost of purchased power from other utilities. It is calculated quarterly with...
While the vast majority of GVEA’s power lines are above ground, lines are buried in certain areas. Visual clues that the lines are buried might include a lack of above-ground power lines and the presence of green boxes like the one pictured. Avoid the risk of...
“It seems to me that someone who owns more properties, whether industrial, commercial or residential, should get more votes when it comes to board election time. I have a house, a cabin and an office, but I only get one vote. Why?” asked a member recently. One vote...